Night Transport Trams and Buses

Public transport in Prague operates 24 hours a day. After midnight, the metro stops running and only trams and buses operate, often with a different route than during the day. The number of the night trams and night buses starts with a 9. These lines are indicated on the bus and tram stops by a capital letter N before the number of the tram or bus.

Night Tram and Bus

Night trams and buses replace the metro from 00.30 to 04.30. There are seven tram lines (90 to 97), four buses (901 to 904) and ten suburban buses (951 to 960). They run at a 30-minute interval

Night buses and trams in Prague start running just after midnight when the metro closes and the day trams go to the depot. The hub of the night trams in the city centre is the Lazarska stop where all night trams stop.

Night Bus to the Airport

The night bus to and from the airport is bus 910 (from I.P. Pavlova) and 907 (from Namesti Republiky). The 910 runs every 30 minutes and the 907 with an interval of 60 minutes. Bus 907 then runs via Karlovo Namesti to Vaclav Havel Airport. Travel time is approximately 45 minutes.
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Public Transport in Prague

The fastest way to travel through Prague is by metro. The metro network consists of three lines A, B and C, three transfer stations and about forty metro stations. The tram network is like a spider’s web across the entire city, and also into the suburbs. In the city centre, the trams run parallel to each other so that transfers are always possible and usually do not cause any extra waiting time. There are only few bus connections in the city centre. Most buses travel to the suburbs.
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Tram and Metro Prague Evening Timetable

In the evening, most trams run every 10 minutes and the metro at intervals of 7.5 minutes. Did you know that you can see when the next metro train is coming? At the very front of the platform there is an electronic display that counts down the time. If the clock is at zero, the metro train is in the station platform and you can get on and off.

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